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No Need for Confusion About “Occupy Wall Street”

2011-10-29
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The first thing one must notice about the “Occupy” organization is that they have little interest in the details of a nation’s problems or those of the world. It is, in one word, an entirely “fake” grassroots movement, led by professional organizers that were hired by a billionaire in the service of market and...

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Rand Paul is a RINO

2011-02-27
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I can’t help but notice that the new wave of Tea Party Republicans, said to be on probation until they’ve proven themselves, have quickly circled their wagons to defend the established RINO culture. To make the point, we might as well start with the extremely popular young senator Rand Paul. But if you’re paying...

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Unionized Teachers Abuse Children

2011-02-26
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In one of my regular forum haunts, I’m reading comments from a parent whose son is still being subjected to global warming propaganda. It’s one of the most atrocious political cons that’s ever been foisted on the public. You could call it the Big Lie that got out of control. It’s political fraud, not...

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Waxman, Frank: To Hell with the Constitution!

2011-01-04
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The House Republican majority has said it will require members to cite the specific authority for any bill they introduce. House Democrats are lining up to ridicule a closely related rule that the Republican majority has said it will adopt, requiring members to cite the specific constitutional authority for any bill they introduce. “It’s...

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Wikileaks War: No More Secrets

2010-12-23
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As the latest Wikileaks saga unfolded I couldn’t help but recall the scene in the film Sneakers where Martin “Marty” Bishop (Robert Redford) and Cosmo (Ben Kingsley) discuss the “code breaker.” Cosmo: There’s a war out there, old friend. A world war. And it’s not about who’s got the most bullets. It’s about who...

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Should We Start the Count-Down Clock on the Fall of the West?

2010-12-19
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Lest we forget, the modern world was created and is maintained by science and technology; so much so and so successfully that many people have often been able to take it for granted. A few hundred years ago, you would have been thinking about what it takes to keep your wagon rolling, if you...

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High Level Logic (HLL): A General Application Engine

2010-12-15
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High Level Logic (HLL): A General Application Engine

One of the difficulties in creating a good description of HLL is that most of the good words have already been used. Consider the following. What is High Level Logic (HLL)? “High Level Logic” (HLL) occupies a new position in relation to other software development tools and components. What is the highest level of...

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Java Needs an Opt-Out of Static Typing

2010-12-11
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I’ve, step-by-step, been explaining the history and character of the high level logic problem and the solution being developed in the HLL Open-Source Project. More than once, I’ve mentioned the enormous advantages of modern computer languages over what was available twenty-five years ago when the first few of my brain-cells became stimulated by the...

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When Will We Have Artificial Intelligence?

2010-11-13
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When are we going to have AI, one survey asks? It’s a question relevant to HLL because so much of the thought behind the HLL design comes from the history of AI research and current technology that has come from AI research. The answer to the question when, with reference to HLL, is now....

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What Can We Learn from the Tea Party Victory?

2010-11-11
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Some bewilderment remains in the wake of Alabama representative Spencer Bachus’ claim that Sarah Palin and the Tea Party cost Republicans control of the Senate. Sarah Palin was the only thing that gave John McCain’s presidential candidacy any life at all, and if Tea Party leaders hadn’t chosen to use the Republican Party as...

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The Ghosts in My Machine, Chapter 3

2010-11-07
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Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Prepare yourself for a surprise ending. Do that now to avoid confusion later. Around 1990, I met with an industrial engineering professor who had been working for years with artificial intelligence technology. We had a long chat about the possibility of completely automated factories. This was still a decade before...

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The Ghosts in My Machine: Chapter 2

2010-11-01
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Link to Chapter 1 I understood the differences between what application developers wanted to do and what the “artificial intelligence” technology of the late 1980s supported. They were not the sort of differences that one might use to contract to update a software application. What had been, in effect, a broad survey of application...

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The New Science of Global Warming; Why Realists are Losing

2010-10-12
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Is it still called “disruptive climate change”? I’m no longer trying to keep up with changing preferences in terminology. Cow dung by any other name still stinks. Let’s encapsulate the new, nEW, NEW!!! global warming “science” argument and see why realists are losing. If you’ve been reading lately, you’ll know that all the little...

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Warmers Try Co-Opting Skepticism

2010-10-03
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If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em, the old saying goes. But warmers are adding a new twist. Join ‘em in order to beat ‘em. I’ve seen the story too many times now to think it’s a fluke of bad writing, which often happens when non-scientist like most “environmental journalists” write about science. It’s...

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High Level Logic: Rethinking Software Reuse in the 21st Century

2010-09-20
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Introduction An application programmer spends six months perfecting a set of components commonly needed in the large company that employs him. Some of the components were particularly tricky and key pieces required very high quality, reliable and complex exception handling. It has all been tuned to run quickly and efficiently. Thorough testing has demonstrated...

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50-Years Ago Today: John F. Kennedy’s Historic Speech on Religion and Politics

Kennedy’s election was a milestone in American political history. Although numerous Americans voted against him primarily because he was Catholic, his victory opened the door for other Catholic (and Jewish) candidates to run for the nation’s highest offices.

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The Public Employee Union Scam

2010-09-12
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Politicians granting unsustainable government-employee salaries, benefits, and pensions is a problem everywhere, but the states with the strongest public-sector unions will have the hardest time correcting the problem.

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Gold May Drop If Political Winds Change

2010-09-02
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Gold recently hit a high of over $1,250 an ounce. Gold advertisers and gold investment newsletters continue touting their wares as though gold only goes up in value. Commercials are promising cash for gold, and people who normally don’t concern themselves with investments are asking if they should buy gold. But now may not...

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On the Passing of MND: A Focused Reflection on Marriage and Family and What to Do Next

2010-08-29
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Founder and Editor-in-Chief Mike LaSalle announced the retirement of MensNewsDaily.com today. After nearly 9 years of continuous operation, the world’s premier men’s news and commentary site will end its operations “over the next month.” The introduction of MND came at a pivotal time in American history, in the aftermath of legislative thrusts against fathers...

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Climate Change: I’m Glad the Left Isn’t Really Serious About Science

2010-08-18
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The unmerciful and unyielding science god of the atheists had spoken: sacrifices must be made.

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